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[27/11/2023 03:36]

Al-Baydha - Saba

Two children were martyred today, Monday, in the explosion of a landmine planted by the Iranian-backed terrorist Houthi militia in Al-Baydha Governorate.

The Yemeni Landmine Observatory said that a landmine left behind by the Houthi militia went off killing two children named Farhan Abdo Al-Humayqani (7 years old) and Ali Abdulrab Al-Babki (13 years old), while they were grazing sheep in the village of Al-Mardam in Al-Zaher district of Al-Baydha governorate.

The Iranian-backed terrorist Houthi militia has planted thousands of landmines and explosive devices in residential neighborhoods and public roads in various Yemeni regions and villages, causing thousands of civilian casualties, most of them women and children.